Sentence examples for computers mean from inspiring English sources

"Dead computers mean locked steering, locked Park, locked everything".

More powerful computers mean more elaborate modelling and rendering is possible, producing more realistic images.

One-child families and the proliferation of home computers mean that Chinese children interact less with other people than they did in previous generations.

How do you make italics happen?" These days kids understand fonts and italics, and computers mean that the days of literary magic are done.

The speed and processing power of computers mean that algorithms can execute tasks with blinding speed using vast amounts of data.Some of these tasks are more mechanistic than others.

According to Pentland, the proliferation of mobile-sensor data in the Internet age, the advent of new mathematical tools for analyzing network interdependencies, and the power of modern computers mean that the aspiration to quantitative rigor in the term "social physics" is less far-fetched that it once was.

But computers meant to manage the battle are performing poorly.

Writing programs for early computers meant using the machine's language.

"Everyone thought computers meant you were ice cold and alienated," says Tennant. "The only people who still maintain this are Radiohead".

Making faster and cheaper computers means carving vanishingly small transistors into silicon chips-a task that is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.

"It should have been obvious to the force that the type of information stored on its computers meant proper data security was needed.